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Suzanne Kreiter/The Boston Globe via Getty ; Boston Police Department The American legal system is predicated on a simple yet powerful promise: that justice, even when delayed, must never be denied. But in the saga of Karen Read, a Massachusetts woman accused of murdering her Boston Police officer boyfriend, John O’Keefe, this promise is rapidly becoming a rhetorical relic. What we are witnessing instead is a harrowing portrait of prosecutorial tunnel vision, forensic neglige

By Caroline Stella Morphew Family via AP: Suzanne Morphew and her husband Barry Morphew are pictured in an undated family handout photo. On the morning of Mother’s Day, May 10, 2020, a Colorado mother vanished. In the following months and years, the case of Suzanne Morphew fractured reputations, exposed prosecutorial missteps, and laid bare the fault-lines of accountability in American justice. But its significance goes beyond any single crime. To me, it became a locus for st

Justice is not just a principle. It is a promise. A promise that no matter where you were born, what your last name is, or how much money sits in your bank account, the law will weigh you fairly and hold all parties accountable to the truth. That promise, however, is too often broken. My name is Caroline, and this blog is the product of a life-long pursuit of justice, a calling rooted in heartbreak, curiosity, and an unshakable desire to make the system better. I was a child